Spire sent me some coolers awhile back and with them I found this chipset fan that I am reviewing today. I don't have any performance data on this because I couldn't find anything to run it on. This chipset fan is made up of a smaller heat sink and a sleeve bearing fan with a 2 prong power connecter.

According to the stats from spire's site this cooler should come with a thermal pad but it didn't. Honestly it's no big deal because I usually take them off anyway and use compound.

Here are some photos of the spire chipset cooler. Well in conclusion I am sorry this isn't a very insightful review but I just couldn't find any hardware that used a 2 prong clip, so I figured it would be worthless using it without the fan. On the good side it is a well built cooler and other then the sleeve bearings I would recommend it to someone looking to repair a stock chipset cooler, as long as they had the 2 prong clip. On the other hand The Zalman Chipset cooler is only 7 dollars and it has no moving parts that can go out. I think the best place for this cooler would be on a video card where you didn't have the room to use a large passive heat sink.